Dijon mustard is a condiment that originated in the city of Dijon, France, and is made from black mustard seeds and white wine or verjuice, the acidic green juice from grapes.
Cooking is not that difficult. It’s just following a set of instructions. If as a kid you liked to build model cars or model airplanes, you know it’s all about following the directions. Same is true with cooking. Yes, there are a few tricks you should know, but I will point these out as we go along.

Made a few small changes by omitting the bell pepper and using only one onion. I also used 2 cups of pasta instead of 1 1/2 to balance out the omissions. I found that the can of petite diced tomatoes I had worked perfectly in this recipe. For the cheese, I didn’t even bother measuring I just covered the top with cheese. And then added more cheese on top of my portion after I scooped it out of the skillet. You can’t go wrong with more cheese, I always say.
The best part? These are completely customizable. You can add in crumbled bacon, sausage, sweet potato, spices, etc. I've been making these for years and tend to just throw in whatever's in the fridge that Sunday night. This is a great dish to sneak secret veggies into for picky eaters (or just yourself). Although, if you're making them for yourself, the veggies aren't so secret. Still, they're undetectable! The possibilities for customization are endless but this recipe is pretty perfect as is. You get your veggies, protein, lots of flavor, and a creamy goat cheese moment in the middle. As enjoyable as these egg muffins are, they're also grain free and vegetarian. And, if you're following the keto diet, they work for that as well.